From Shah Rukh Khan to Munawar Faruqui to Mohammed Shami, 2021 drove home the fragility of Indian Muslim celebrities. It is not just the biryani seller on the street, a student activist or an NCR villager sitting down to eat dinner cooked with the meat in the fridge. There is no free pass for the

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Retailers like Signet Jewelers, Party City and Lovesac have had big pandemic-era comebacks, with shares soaring over 1,000% from their lows in 2020.Even as the pandemic rolls on, with the omicron variant now spreading rapidly in the U.S., consumers have been spending freely, driving a retail rebound that has sent stocks soaring, with eleven publicly-listed

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The Covid-19 pandemic upended a marketer’s playbook, challenging the existing rules about customer relationships and building brands. One year in, there’s no going back to the old normal. Here are 10 new marketing truths that reveal the confluence of strategies, operations, and technologies required to drive growth in a post-Covid-19 world.It’s safe to say that

Russell Howard may not be plastered all over screens in the US, but he’s a regular fixture on UK television. He’s got The Russell Howard Hour, as well as popping up in the usual places you see British comedians: The Jonathan Ross Show, Taskmaster and The Last Leg, to name a few. In short, Howard

Nearly 3bn people, or 37% of global population, have never been online despite rise in use during pandemicLast modified on Tue 30 Nov 2021 18.27 GMTNearly 3 billion people – or 37% of the world’s population – have never used the internet, according to the United Nations, despite the Covid-19 pandemic driving people online.The UN’s